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IB MYP Design Units Full Bundle
Full MYP Units Bundle which can cover the entire MYP 1 - 5 Design, representing a significant saving over buying units individually.In these outstanding, creative units, students are tasked with designing and making solutions in line with specific client-led briefs. With practical, written, and theory work closely related to the new MYP Design Specification and four assessment criteria.These units/projects have been designed for a term (12-14 weeks) or half-term (6-8 weeks) though each can be ex
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8th - 11th
Creative Thinking Unit: 10 lessons with PPT and student journals
Your students can enhance their creative problem-solving and divergent thinking abilities. In this unit, they’ll learn to tap into their own unique brand of creative thinking and cultivate strategies to help them be more creative:Through this 10-lesson unit, students will experiment with approaches that help them meet the following goals:I can define creativity and its relevance to my life.I have strategies for sparking my imagination when I get stuck.I can identify and apply the four stages of
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9th - 12th, Higher Education
Also included in: 6 Unit Bundle: High School Finding Flow Solutions
School of Rock Unit Plan Based on 7th Grade Common Core Standards
Students will be acting as promoters for a concert. Their groups will be responsible for choosing a band to perform based on the most popular genre of music, designing a stage and seating arrangements for the venue (the Schottenstein Center: Columbus, Ohio**), comparing ticket prices to determine the net profit, and creating and scaling a logo for a promotional poster. Groups will be compiling a portfolio for their final presentation. **Select a venue that pertains to the area you are located
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7th
Flexibility Fitness Program Grades 8-12
This is a fitness program that could be utilized at ANY level, it has been used as high up as a college athlete level but could also be a great way to start any PE lesson to introduce the area of flexibility.Included:1. 7 Week Layout2. 4 Week Layout3. Maintenance Layout4. All exercises explained with visuals5. Rationale for Flexibility
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7th - 12th
Spain
Spain power point is 41 pages of information about the magical country of Spain. It covers geography, history, economy, culture, food, art, cities, bullfighting and flamenco dancing. There are questions to go with each section. It would be a great addition to a history lesson, culture presentation, and Hispanic Heritage month.
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2nd - 10th
Flexible Thinking and Perspective Taking!
This is a lesson plan with 4 activities that move from concrete examples of flexible thinking to more abstract examples. Students will engage in flexible thinking through pictures, games, comic strips, and discussion. Includes specific dialogue to have with students:
One way to be a flexible thinker is to be aware and take other people’s perspectives in to consideration. Different people can view the same situation differently. Just because you see it one way does not mean that your best f
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3rd - 12th
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Lewis and Clark Unit
Students will learn the value of exploring through the examples set forth by Lewis and Clark. This unit is mapped out for a 2 week unit for 3rd grade, but can be utilized in many flexible ways to cater to several, if not all, elementary grades. Students will look into map making, travel preparation, journal writing, performance skills, and visual thinking strategies. Students will develop a better understanding of America in the early 19th century and receiving explorer badges for their accompli
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3rd - 6th
Adolescence and the Brain 10 Week Social Skills Program of Study SEN
This unit has been designed to introduce students to the function of the brain and its development from early childhood to adulthood. Particular attention is paid to adolescence as it is a time of significant brain development and obviously most relevant to our students.By adolescence, the part of the brain associated with emotions, impulses, aggression and instinctive behaviour – the amygdala (groups of neurons in the brain) – is well developed. However, the part of the brain that controls high
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5th - 12th
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Self-Advocacy Unit
This is a 64 slide PPT Parks and Rec themed unit on self advocacy skills geared towards high school students with intellectual disabilities working on pre-employment skills. The unit has 29 built in Active Student Response (ASRs) learning opportunities.The unit will cover:1. Define self advocacy2. With or without support demonstrate self-advocacy skills3. Define individual rights4. Define guardianship and power of attorney5. Define assertiveness 6. List a support team to help me make decis
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9th - 12th, Adult Education
SURVIVOR DAY
This guideline is for my SURVIVOR DAY. This is a full day of field activities that can be modified to be a half-day, or you can just pull individual activities. I have included my guidelines for my 2014 field day. Use as you wish. My students love it. I've been doing this field day for 9 years. Some students state that it's the best thing they remember about middle school!
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5th - 9th
Golden Ratio and Other Ratio Activities!
Use this as an exploration into the world of ratios. Enjoy various activities that include golden ratio, the "bunny problem," the ratio of body parts, etc.
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4th - 8th
The Stelladaur Series - Super Hero Activity Guide
The Stelladaur Academy introduces the young adult fantasy series, Stelladaur by S.L. Whyte. The Academy motto is: To facilitate the discovery of individual potential, and the development of confident, creative and compassionate youth. The interactive SUPER HERO ACTIVITY GUIDE will help students unleash their own limitless powers! With 35 pages of exciting and thought provoking content, the SUPER HERO ACTIVITY GUIDE is an in-depth exploration of Finding Tir Na Nog and will help students discover
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5th - 8th
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Mapping Antiquity: Medieval World Trade Displayed Group Project
OverviewThis is a group project wherein students will investigate the Catalan Atlas, a Medieval map of the known world at the time. They will need to work on dividing up tasks among the group. In addition to investigating this map, they will also use another primary source from the era, The Travels of Ibn Battuta, to add context and cultural understanding to their diagram of Medieval trade routes. This is a great exercise for your students to work together as a team, create a physical representa
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8th - 11th
Fall Weather Cross-Curricular Unit
Get ready to become a weather reporter! This is a project-based learning activity that is designed to help your students utilize their higher-order thinking and problem solving skills. Your students will be able to take on the role of reporting the weather for their city. In this unit, students will get to predict, observe, and graph the weather patterns. They will get to observe the fall leaves, report on fall fashion, and create rain in a jar! This is a fun interactive activity to get your stu
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K - 3rd
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Don't Break My Heart - EDITABLE Valentine's Pattern Block Challenges
Valentine Day Problem Solving / Critical Thinking EDITABLE Activities> Use Pattern Blocks to discover 24 Heart Designs> Download includes:photo answer keys24 challenge cards / task cards that can be cut and laminated for math centers2 types of challenge card - each challenge card is described either by colours or shape names, depending on the grade level of students completing the taskability to add your own task cards> Discover 4 different challenge levels.Level A - 7 challengesLevel B
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Not Grade Specific
PATIENCE and SELF-CONTROL
THIS IS A VALUABLE resource in powerpoint for Christian teachers, Sunday school teachers, Bible club leaders, Bible camps for children, educators and parents who focus on building character values in their students/ children.
PATIENCE AND SELF-CONTROL are two character treats that can benefit a person for a lifetime.
GET this interactive lesson for JH and HS students and plant the seeds for a new generation that will know how to make the right choices in life at the right time.
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7th - 12th
3D Printing, Engineering, Writing, Math and Project Based Learning Project #2
My name is Ryan Williams (National Board Certified Teacher and Milken Educator) and I designed these lessons to take students through the engineering process while taking advantage of my school’s 3D printer. These lessons are engaging for both male and female students because of space travel, aliens, problem solving, word problems, creative writing and exploration of a newly found planet. Your students will take the reins of project based learning and engineering by coming up with products to he
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3rd - 6th
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Turkey Trouble!
FUN story by Wendi Silvano and Lee Harper that will provide some laughs! This PPT activity focuses on "WH" questions and sequencing. 4 target slides. Enjoy!***The TpT thumbnails are condensed. When downloaded, the text is aligned!***
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1st - 3rd, Staff
Leprechauns in the Classroom
This is a fun way to incorporate writing and some S.T.E.M. into your classroom the week before St. Patrick's Day. It is a five day activity, but can be adjusted. It can also be adjusted for 2nd, 3rd, or 4th grades.
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2nd - 4th
Exploring with Magnets Science Unit with lesson plans and worksheets
This 17 page unit includes 10 science lessons for exploring with magnets. Each lesson includes the science standards covered. The lesson Overview provides a snapshot discription of each activity. There are 10 detailed lesson guides. A materials list for each activity and worksheets.
Most of the materials can be found around the house or classroom.
Most Lessons are 30 minutes.
These quick and easy lessons are also great for an afterschool program day care.
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2nd - 5th
A Weekend Trip With A Friend
It's time to introduce some project based learning into the classroom! It is a great way to get students researching places in their own town as well as practicing addition, subtraction, money, and so much more! The engagement during this project is amazing as well as the authentic learning that comes form it. I have left the document as a word document, so that it is editable for you to personalize for your students.
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3rd - 6th
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Executive Functioning Deciphers & Crossover Curriculum!!
***Please note the TpT thumbnails are condensed. When downloaded, the information is aligned!***FUN & ENGAGING activity for executive functioning practice! Vibrant pictures for coding, problem solving, and crossover curriculum for vocabulary, description, WH questions, and verbal expression. Have Fun!- 5 decoding slides with sentences that vary in length.
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2nd - 5th, Staff
Labeling Insect Body Parts
This lesson is a reinforcement lesson on labeling insect body parts. Students should be able to identify and label the parts of a grasshopper, butterfly, and a spider (with no more than three errors per insect).
Science Workstation includes:
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Assessment
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What will the students learn?
Vocabulary for Word Wall
Book Recommendations
Workstation Pictures
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2nd - 5th
What's Missing Scarecrow memory game
This What's Missing memory game is a great activity to help develop Cognitive development and Concentration skills.
WHAT’S MISSING MEMORY GAME DIRECTIONS:
Talk about and study the image on the first page with the children.
Then flip to the next page and sing:
WHAT’S MISSING, WHAT’S MISSING
PLEASE TELL ME.
Then have the children tell you what is missing from the image.
Repeat song and observation for each page.
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PreK - K
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